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Session controls in Microsoft Cloud App Security can be configured to work with any web apps. This article describes how to onboard and deploy custom line-of-business apps, non-featured SaaS apps, and on-premise apps hosted via the Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Application Proxy with session controls.
For a list of apps that are featured by Cloud App Security to work out-of-the-box, see Protect apps with Cloud App Security Conditional Access App Control.
Prerequisites
- Your organization must have the following licenses to use Conditional Access App Control:
- Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Premium P1 or higher, or the license required by your identity provider (IdP) solution
- Microsoft Cloud App Security
- Apps must be configured with single sign-on
- Apps must use one of the following authentication protocols:
IdP Protocols Azure AD SAML 2.0 or OpenID Connect Other SAML 2.0
To deploy any app
Follow these steps to configure any app to be controlled by Cloud App Security Conditional Access App Control.
Step 1: Configure your IdP to work with Cloud App Security
Step 2: Configure the users that will deploy the app
Step 3: Configure the app that you are deploying
Step 4: Verify that the app is working correctly
Step 5: Enable the app for use in your organization
Step 6: Update the Azure AD policy
Note
To deploy Conditional Access App Control for Azure AD apps, you need a valid license for Azure Active Directory Premium P1 or higher as well as a Cloud App Security license.
Step 1: Configure your IdP to work with Cloud App Security
Configure integration with Azure AD
Use the following steps to create an Azure AD Conditional Access policy that routes app sessions to Cloud App Security. For other IdP solutions, see Configure integration with other IdP solutions.
- In Azure AD, browse to Security > Conditional Access.
- On the Conditional Access pane, in the toolbar at the top, click New policy.
- On the New pane, in the Name textbox, enter the policy name.
- Under Assignments, click Users and groups, assign the users that will be onboarding (initial sign on and verification) the app, and then click Done.
- Under Assignments, click Cloud apps, assign the apps you want to control with Conditional Access App Control, and then click Done.
- Under Access controls, click Session, select Use Conditional Access App Control and choose a built-in policy (Monitor only or Block downloads) or Use custom policy to set an advanced policy in Cloud App Security, and then click Select.
- Optionally, add conditions and grant controls as required.
- Set Enable policy to On and then click Create.
Configure integration with other IdP solutions
Use the following steps to route app sessions from other IdP solutions to Cloud App Security. For Azure AD, see Configure integration with Azure AD. For examples of how to configuring IdP solutions, see Configuring your IdP.
- In Cloud App Security, browse to Investigate > Connected apps > Conditional Access App Control apps.
- Click the plus sign, and in the pop-up, select the app you want to deploy, and then click Start Wizard.
- Gamepedia 6 0 1 – catalog video and computer games. On the APP INFORMATION page, fill out the form using the information from your app's single sign-on configuration page, and then click Next.
- If your IdP provides a single sign-on metadata file for the selected app, select Upload metadata file from the app and upload the metadata file.
- Or, select Fill in data manually and provide the following information:
- Assertion consumer service URL
- If your app provides a SAML certificate, select Use <app_name> SAML certificate and upload the certificate file.
- On the IDENTITY PROVIDER page, use the provided steps to set up a new application in your IdP's portal, and then click Next.
- Go to your IdP's portal and create a new custom SAML app.
- Copy the single sign-on configuration of the existing
<app_name>
app to the new custom app. - Assign users to the new custom app.
- Copy the apps single sign-on configuration information, you'll need it in the next step.
NoteThese steps may differ slightly depending on your identity provider. This step is recommended for the following reasons:- Some identity providers do not allow you to change the SAML attributes or URL properties of a gallery app
- Configuring a custom app enables you to test this application with access and session controls without changing the existing behavior for your organization.
- On the next page, fill out the form using the information from your app's single sign-on configuration page, and then click Next.
- If your IdP provides a single sign-on metadata file for the selected app, select Upload metadata file from the app and upload the metadata file.
- Or, select Fill in data manually and provide the following information:
- Assertion consumer service URL
- If your app provides a SAML certificate, select Use <app_name> SAML certificate and upload the certificate file.
- On the next page, copy the following information, and then click Next. You'll need the information in the next step.
- Single sign-on URL
- Attributes and values
- In your IdP's portal, do the following:NoteThe settings are commonly found in IdP portal's custom app settings page
- In the single sign-on URL field, enter the single sign-on URL you made a note of earlier.NoteSome providers may refer to the single sign-on URL as the Reply URL.
- Add the attributes and values you made a note of earlier to the app's properties.Note
- Some providers may refer to them as User attributes or Claims.
- When creating a new SAML app, the Okta Identity Provider limits attributes to 1024 characters. To mitigate this limitation, first create the app without the relevant attributes. After creating the app, edit it, and then add the relevant attributes.
- Verify that the name identifier is in the email address format.
- Save your settings.
- On the APP CHANGES page, do the following, and then click Next. You'll need the information in the next step.
- Copy the Single sign-on URL
- Download the Cloud App Security SAML certificate
- In your app's portal, on the single sign-on settings, do the following:
- [Recommended] Create a backup of your current settings.
- In the single sign-on URL field, enter the Cloud App Security single sign-on URL you made a note of earlier.
- Upload the Cloud App Security SAML certificate you downloaded earlier.
NoteAfter saving your settings, all associated login requests to this app will be routed through Conditional Access App Control.
Step 2: Configure the users that will deploy the app
- In Cloud App Security, in the menu bar, click the settings cog and select Settings.
- Under Conditional Access App Control, select App onboarding/maintenance.
- Enter the user principal name or email for the users that will be onboarding the app, and then click Save.
Step 3: Configure the app that you are deploying
Go to the app that you are deploying. The page you see depends on whether the app is recognized. Do one of the following:
App status | Description | Steps |
---|---|---|
Not recognized | You will see an app not recognized page prompting you to configure your app. | 1. Add the app to Conditional Access App Control. 2. Add the domains for the app, and then return to the app and refresh the page. 3. Install the certificates for the app. |
Recognized | You will see an onboarding page prompting you to continue the app configuration process. | - Install the certificates for the app. Note: Make sure the app is configured with all domains required for the app to function correctly. To configure additional domains, proceed to Add the domains for the app, and then return to the app page. |
To add a new app
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- In the menu bar, click the settings cog , and then select Conditional Access App Control.
- In the banner, click View new apps.
- In the list of new apps, for each app that you are onboarding, click on the + sign, and then click Add.NoteIf an app does not appear in the Cloud App Security app catalog, it will appear in the dialog under unidentified apps along with the login URL. When you click the + sign for these apps, you can onboard the application as a custom app. Vmware fusion pro 11 0 0.
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To add domains for an app
Associating the correct domains to an app allows Cloud App Security to enforce policies and audit activities.
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For example, if you have configured a policy that blocks downloading files for an associated domain, file downloads by the app from that domain will be blocked. However, file downloads by the app from domains not associated with the app will not be blocked and the action will not be audited in the activity log.
Note
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Cloud App Security still adds a suffix to domains not associated with the app to ensure a seamless user experience.
- From within the app, on the Cloud App Security admin toolbar, click Discovered domains.NoteThe admin toolbar is only visible to users with permissions to onboard or maintenance apps.
- In the Discovered domains panel, make a note of domain names or export the list as a .csv file.NoteThe panel displays a list of discovered domains that are not associated in the app. Data creator 1 7 11. The domain names are fully qualified.
- Go to Cloud App Security, in the menu bar, click the settings cog and select Conditional Access App Control.
- In the list of apps, on the row in which the app you are deploying appears, choose the three dots at the end of the row, and then under APP DETAILS, choose Edit.TipTo view the list of domains configured in the app, click View app domains.
- In User-defined domains, enter all the domains you want to associate with this app, and then click Save.NoteYou can use the * wildcard character as a placeholder for any character. When adding domains, decide whether you want to add specific domains (
sub1.contoso.com
,sub2.contoso.com
) or multiple domains (*.contoso.com
).
To install root certificates
- Repeat the following steps to install the Current CA and Next CA self-signed root certificates.
- Select the certificate.
- Click Open, and when prompted click Open again.
- Click Install certificate.
- Choose either Current User or Local Machine.
- Select Place all certificates in the following store and then click Browse.
- Select Trusted Root Certificate Authorities and then click OK.
- Click Finish.
NoteFor the certificates to be recognized, once you have installed the certificate, you must restart the browser and go to the same page. - Click Continue.
Step 4: Verify that the app is working correctly
- Verify that the sign in flow works correctly.
- Once you are in the app, perform the following checks:
- Visit all pages within the app that are part of a users' work process and verify that the pages render correctly.
- Verify that the behavior and functionality of the app is not adversely affected by performing common actions such as downloading and uploading files.
- Review the list of domains associated with the app. For more information, see Add the domains for the app.
Step 5: Enable the app for use in your organization
Once you are ready to enable the app for use in your organization's production environment, do the following steps.
- In Cloud App Security, click the settings cog , and then select Conditional Access App Control.
- In the list of apps, on the row in which the app you are deploying appears, choose the three dots at the end of the row, and then choose Edit app.
- Select Use with Conditional Access App Control and then click Save.
Step 6: Update the Azure AD policy (Azure AD only)
- In Azure AD, under Security, click Conditional Access.
- Update the policy you created earlier to include the relevant users, groups, and controls you require.
- Under Session > Use Conditional Access App Control, if you selected Use Custom Policy, go to Cloud App Security and create a corresponding session policy. For more information, see Session policies.
Next steps
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See also
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